Thump grass printing is a local printing and dyeing technique. Collected "Qian Bang Bang Cao", a unique wild plant in western Henan, sandwiched between white cotton cloth and beat with a mallet, the juice of the grass slowly penetrated into the cotton cloth. After a while, the grass-shaped pattern Printed and dyed on the cloth, full of natural charm. Two pieces, four pieces, eight pieces... The blades of grass are lined up one after the other. After a while, Ding Ding Dong Dong, a piece of cloth becomes.

   This ancient printing and dyeing technique is said to have originated in the Ming and Qing Dynasties and was lost in the early Republic of China. In recent years, Zhu Xiuyun, a woman who loves folk art in the village, has finally made her see the world again after intensive research. In 2011, the beaten printing technique was approved as a provincial-level intangible cultural heritage by the Henan Provincial Department of Culture. This unique nationwide printing and dyeing technique with great regional characteristics and artistic value has once again attracted the attention of the world.